Weng Fen (Weng Peijun)
Weng Fen’s On the Wall (2001-2002) series reflects the state of change in China since its doors opened to capitalism. A lone girl sits on the walls on the peripherals of a rising cityscape, gazing into the distance. © Weng…
Jiang Zhi
Jiang Zhi’s Things Would Turn Simpler Once They Happened is currently exhibited in a group show at m97 gallery. © Jiang Zhi © Jiang Zhi Jiang’s series of large-scale photographs entitled “Things Would Turn Simpler Once They Happened” speak of…
Ni Haifeng
China-born Ni Haifeng has been living and working in Amsterdam since 1994. He works in photography, video and installation art. The interviews on his site has some interesting questions and answers about his work, identity and motivation. He appears to…
Qiu Zhen
Qiu Zhen’s My Bride and I is dreamlike, revealing a certain loneliness of being in a huge city. © Qiu Zhen The bride, a mannequin, becomes an embodiment of his hopes and dreams. After two years in Beijing, the thin…
Wang Qingsong
Sherman showed some works by Wang Qingsong during his talk and I went to look for more works by him. Born in 1966, he experienced the Cultural Revolution first hand and witnessed the influx of Western culture in China. These…
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